Wyoming Wildlife Federation

Wyoming Wildlife Federation Join us to conserve wildlife and Wyoming's outdoor heritage.

Public lands support wildlife habitat, hunting and fishing opportunities, outdoor recreation, working landscapes, and th...
06/18/2026

Public lands support wildlife habitat, hunting and fishing opportunities, outdoor recreation, working landscapes, and the Wyoming way of life.

Today, we’re taking a moment to say thank you.

We’ve created a simple tool that allows you to send a message of appreciation to the legislators who supported SJ9 and helped advance Wyoming’s public lands legacy.

If public lands matter to you, take a minute to send a thank you note. Link in Bio!

Please join us in welcoming Luke Cox as the Wyoming Wildlife Federation’s new Communications & Events Coordinator.A life...
06/18/2026

Please join us in welcoming Luke Cox as the Wyoming Wildlife Federation’s new Communications & Events Coordinator.

A lifelong outdoorsman, hunter, and conservation advocate, Luke is passionate about protecting Wyoming’s wildlife, public lands, and outdoor traditions.

In his new role, he will help share the stories of our members, strengthen engagement across the state, and support the events and initiatives that advance WWF’s mission.

“Conservation succeeds when people feel connected to the land, the wildlife, and each other. I’m excited to help tell those stories and support the work being done across Wyoming.”

Welcome to the team, Luke!

Heads up! Our Wildlife on Tap event scheduled for June 3rd has been cancelled and will be rescheduled for December.But d...
05/27/2026

Heads up! Our Wildlife on Tap event scheduled for June 3rd has been cancelled and will be rescheduled for December.

But don't worry, WOT isn't going anywhere. We'll be back in July with a presentation on the Herps of Wyoming - and we think it's going to be a good one. Stay tuned for details.

Want to get into fly fishing but don't know where to start? Trout'n About is a two-day women-led clinic built for beginn...
05/21/2026

Want to get into fly fishing but don't know where to start? Trout'n About is a two-day women-led clinic built for beginners, coming to Laramie on June 13 and 14.

Day one covers the basics — gear, casting, reading water, and fly selection — in a classroom setting at the Laramie Region Game and Fish Office. Day two puts it all to use with hands-on time on private water and one-on-one mentorship from start to finish.

Walk away with the skills and confidence to fish on your own, and connections with other women who love Wyoming's outdoors.

Details and registration here: https://tu.myeventscenter.com/event/Troutn-About-125020

The Seminoe Pumped Storage Project could change the North Platte River forever - and the fishing, hunting, wildlife, and...
05/15/2026

The Seminoe Pumped Storage Project could change the North Platte River forever - and the fishing, hunting, wildlife, and public access that go with it.
On May 27th, Friends of the North Platte and partners are hosting a pint night at Bull Horn Brewery in Casper to share the facts about the proposed project and what it could mean for the North Platte downstream.

Come hear from experts, ask questions, and learn what's at stake. No commitment required. Just show up.

Tuesday, May 27 | 6:00 PM | Bull Horn Brewery, Casper

The 2026 legislative session showed what's possible when hunters, anglers, landowners, and conservation partners show up...
05/14/2026

The 2026 legislative session showed what's possible when hunters, anglers, landowners, and conservation partners show up together for Wyoming's wildlife and outdoor way of life.

WWF helped lead one of the strongest sessions for wildlife and public lands in recent memory. Public lands stayed public. Wildlife stayed in public hands. Nearly $40 million was restored for wildfire and cheatgrass recovery. And more than 75 hunters, anglers, and conservation advocates came to Cheyenne for Camo at the Capitol to testify, ask questions, and meet directly with lawmakers.

None of it happened by accident. It came from showing up consistently, building relationships, and staying at the table long after the headlines moved on.

Read the full 2026 Legislative Recap here: https://wyomingwildlife.org/legislativeupdate2026/

Stop by the WWF booth at Wyoming Outdoor Weekend to pick up native plants for your yard! Available Friday from 5 to 8 pm...
05/09/2026

Stop by the WWF booth at Wyoming Outdoor Weekend to pick up native plants for your yard! Available Friday from 5 to 8 pm and Saturday from 9 am to 4 pm. ⁠

Great for curb appeal and even better for native pollinators 🐝

The 2026 Wild Game CookOff is less than two weeks away. Join us the evening of May 16th at the Lander Community Center f...
05/07/2026

The 2026 Wild Game CookOff is less than two weeks away. Join us the evening of May 16th at the Lander Community Center for the Cookoff - wild game dishes, raffles, games, and community.

Grab your tickets here: https://wyomingwildlife.org/cookoff/

The Fourth Annual Bear Banquet is in the books, and it was a great night for large carnivore conservation in Wyoming.Tha...
05/01/2026

The Fourth Annual Bear Banquet is in the books, and it was a great night for large carnivore conservation in Wyoming.

Thank you to everyone who came out to Cody Cattle Company to join us and our partners at the American Bear Foundation for an evening of food, auctions, and good conversation with fellow hunters, conservationists, and wildlife supporters from across the state.

Events like this one are how we keep the momentum going on bear research, management, and community outreach in Wyoming. We couldn't do it without you.

A big thank you to our sponsors as well - their support makes this event possible year after year.

Wyoming kids are built differently.Saoirse Hall is a third grader from Casper who spends her time fishing the North Plat...
04/30/2026

Wyoming kids are built differently.

Saoirse Hall is a third grader from Casper who spends her time fishing the North Platte with her grandpa, hiking Casper Mountain, and doing the kind of things Wyoming kids do. She also picks up trash on trails, plants pollinator gardens, and raises butterflies — because she believes in speaking up for animals and wild places that can't speak for themselves.

Now she's in the running to be named the National Wildlife Federation's 2026 Junior Ranger, and voting ends tonight at 8PM.

This is a chance to help a Wyoming kid win on a national stage. Cast your vote here: https://jr-ranger.org/2026/saoirse-51a5

P.S. If she wins, Saoirse plans to donate half her prize to conservation organizations. We told you Wyoming kids are built differently.

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